Landa, Gertrude · New York : Bloch Publishing Co. · leaf 241
the people tothe Jews that occupied the rabbis thoughts. Hewas unable to find a servant, even one to attendthe fire on the Sabbath for him. The truth was that the people were a littleafraid of the rabbi. He was a very learnedman, wise and studious, and a scientist; andbecause he did wonderful… … The monster was battering down the door of the synagogue. (Page 240). THE RABBFS BOGEY-MAN 245 came at his beck and call. So nobody wouldenter his service. If, as they declare, I am truly a magician,he said to himself, why should I not make formyself a servant, one that will tend the fire forme on…
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